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I'll come with my two cents like every time people ask for a workshop for mods ...
Steam is not the only game seller, and a game can be bought in different places. Every time a workshop opens most modders put them only on the workshop and all players who got the game elsewhere than on Steam find themselves condemned to play without mods.
I understand the commercial interest for Steam to open workshops, I will never understand why devs accept that and even less the players, because it is completely against our interest!
The mods will arrive and I hope they will stay on mod.io
Just a shame dev decided to release full game (out of ea) without the mod ability it had in ea, for all the steps it took forward, it also took steps backwards with no mod ability from release and crashing, performance issues and bugs. Sure many if not all previous mods may not work with this version, but after placing the in game mod browser I suspect it will still be the same where the old mods won't work until they update them.
There are example mods in the games folders but I think since he hasn't turned on mods in game they do nothing but possibly show how mods will be laid out, but that's just a guess on my part.